BIOS HPET HIDDEN AND INPUT LAG

[ablemor]

8000 hz? Tell me if its good

[Hyote]

https://github.com/Hyyote/files-/blob/m ... 1.0002.zip

Again, I cannot guarantee the file is safe or that I am not a malicious actor lol. So download on your own responsibility.

[ablemor]

Hpet disable xd, no difference dont try.

[Slender]

Hpet disable xd, no difference dont try.

no, there will be a difference in any case. Another issue is that on an "infected" installation all these settings have no effect. This is all an "add-on" that affects the feeling. None of the BIOS/OS settings will fix the problems that come from outside the PC.

[Slender]

in general, these hidden settings actually affect the mouse, anyone who has tried it knows that this is so. I still can't understand why this forum still doesn't have a separate thread with guides, where we can come to an agreement on some things that should have been settled a long time ago. a lot of useful things have sunk at the bottom of the forum.

[JimCarry]

in general, these hidden settings actually affect the mouse, anyone who has tried it knows that this is so. I still can't understand why this forum still doesn't have a separate thread with guides, where we can come to an agreement on some things that should have been settled a long time ago. a lot of useful things have sunk at the bottom of the forum.

I vote for hpet off ,in my case on my asus mb you cant see the option in bios to on or off,i use SCEWIN.and i think you are right there is difference for sure!

[lunatik]

If i remember correctly, hpet used to have performance issues on older cpu's like ryzen 1st gen.

At that time, even amd recommended to turn hpet off in bios.

But that issue was "fixed" by the time 2nd gen ryzen came out and mobo manufacturers hid the option.

I think the general consensus for today is hpet on in bios and off in windows. Turning it off in bios could lead to desyncing issues.

For mouse snappiness/feeling, just turn off all power saving settings in bios/windows and you should be fine.

[widow13]

If i remember correctly, hpet used to have performance issues on older cpu's like ryzen 1st gen.

At that time, even amd recommended to turn hpet off in bios.

But that issue was "fixed" by the time 2nd gen ryzen came out and mobo manufacturers hid the option.

I think the general consensus for today is hpet on in bios and off in windows. Turning it off in bios could lead to desyncing issues.

For mouse snappiness/feeling, just turn off all power saving settings in bios/windows and you should be fine.

Yeah this is an old thread. Don't touch hpet.